Student Death at Middlebury: A Routine That Shouldn't Be
Two years ago, we addressed the alarming frequency of student losses at Middlebury, emphasizing the need for comprehensive mental health support.
The recent death of Lia Smith '26 marks the fourth student death on campus in six years, highlighting the college's inadequate response to these tragedies.
- In 2023, after the deaths of Ivan Valerio '26 and Evelyn Mae Sorensen '25, Middlebury allocated funding towards mental health resources.
- This included hiring more full-time, graduate interns, and guest and visiting counselors.
The death of another student from a marginalized community indicates that something is still missing.
Author's summary: Middlebury College struggles with routine student deaths.
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